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Bottle 1111 - Conestoga, Prairie Schooner

Date Added: December 21, 2013
The Conestoga, aka, Prairie Schooner, was a heavy duty covered wagon. It was usually pulled by six or more horses, mules or oxen. It had wider wheel than most wagons and it had a wider suspension. It was driven by a man called a Teamster. It was commonly used to haul freight. This detailed model of the wagon is built in a beer bottle and sits on a custom stand.
Type
Conestoga, Prairie Schooner
Maker
Liddle, Larry
Category
Vehicle
Made Where
Colville, WA
Bottle Size
8 3/4" x 2 1/2"
Bottle Type
Miller High Life 12 oz beer bottle

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